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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-03
ANNUAL STATEMENTS.
ANNUAL STATEMENT

For the year ending December Slst, 1886,
of the condition Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-03
ANNUAL sTzTBMnaTs.
ANNUAL STATEMENT

For the year ending December 81, 1885 q
the condition of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-03
Territory of Utah,
SecretAry's Office

1ef'i'0 ssc G5 9fS9' Office Sc.
/. Ar hur Thomas. Secretary of Utah
Ter itory, do hereby certify thatdhe above
anu foregoing Is a full, true and correct
copy of the annual state ent of the Clinton
In ur nee Company of New Yors. fled in
my Office on he 8 st day If Marcn, A. D.
1887, as appears of record in my office.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and alike d the G, eat
SEAL seal Of the Territory of Utah, this
31st day of March, A. D 1857
ARTHUR l.. THOMAS,
Secretary of Utah Territory
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state of California,

state of California,
City and County of San Francisco. 81
George Easton, of the firm of Jacobs &
Easton, General Agents of the Concordia
Insurance Company for the Pacific Coast,
is the above described officer of said com
pany and that the foregoing statement of
the general condition of said company on
said 31st day of December last is correct &C
cording to the best of his information,
knowledge and belief, respectively.
- GEO. EASTON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me on this
SEAL 18th day of February, 1857.
CHAS. E. KELLY, Notary Public
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secretary's once, IS.

SSCretHry's Umce, J
l, Arthur L Thomas, Secretary OF Utah
and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy
of the annual statement of the Concordia
Insurance Company, of Milwaukee, Wis
consin, fled in my Office on the 31st day OF
March, 1887, AS appears of Re cord in my office.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the Great
lsEAL] Seal of the Territory of Utah this
31st day of March, 1887.
ARTHUR L. THOMAS,
ar Secretary of Utah Territory.
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cuIrrENDEN COUNTY COURT.


Divorce Granted
The Comfy Court convened Tuesday
%, o'a,oIncI[ Tha FIRST case heard by the
"1 - oloer =. y oira,.o,., w. Inns T',,,,i.
court Was ~ d. l to0''i '7 ~ " -
involving the validity OF an agreement TO
nav . debit already DISCHARGED by a com
nosition deed Seneca Haseitou appeared
ior ,ne nIsinfir md q. ". Wales Tor the
T@rrmGamt The decision was reserved.
Me- f"iiovjn% decisions we're announced
Inv The rourr .Indrment for the plaintiff
in No- -. EIi4h Dickinson vs.. Calvin Put
u,'"' '.', ,, ~ T. f''r dafend,nt
NH. C,-.. NJ \Iitchell iinsdIil vs.. Iucing
T. G1,.,.' al, arrInn hrnu0ht 10 recover bal
,,c. ,,,, ~, nra,nis.orr note was heard
m me 9fternoon' Nessrs. Eur!ght and bed
II,I snns,,rinr, f1r The plaIntitT Hul stare.
Stfn,'aiI F1afer for me defendant De
ciSiC,, g. ,sse,ved
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burglary at Winooski.

.. d. Tanners drug store and >. Big
wood q Sons hardware store were broken
into Monday night. The burglars broke in
through back window, pried open the
money drawers with shears and took
abuuO $40 In money aud "A revolver worth
Si2, at Tanners, but got nothing sOf any
not yet been caught.
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The exOeviment made at Noutpeiier, Tucs- |
dav. bv Mr.. b. ID. Stevens. and which was
at dr4t renorted not to have exploded |
Vt ha. since been a,u.rabed went
into the grouni. a1d oNJlol,d there, .
m8kiup large hole aud showing tde |
grelt destructiveut.s al the missile.
Tnp ST. Al.ous tenn won the clqmpion-
shin neonau-. over which of course thsr.
v,,s much r4i,.siuo Bnt whom tha di.
rc,tor, i,.lI "a ruaafiu.- the other EVENING
aud found the eXpeu1iJuros $500 more
chan the receipts base bali stock was not
quoted at upremium Nevertheless st. Al
bans enjoyed itself hugely while the sea-
SON lasted
-rba-,,,bo,uore-f fire.. ni,,..n foot ball game
yy,ll come Off on ine University campus
Saturday afternoon. .Iudemr uom the
COLLEGE meetiug on saturday ana the
uyaly th9t exists between the two classes.
there is every reason to believe that this
will be one OF the most interesting lumrs
ever PLAYED between the two CLASSES.
,rba s,a,5 ,f 1fra,t,,rs ,Lay. NJ O.
hold a pqetinr. last 1'1asdly aud accented
| .be rorort OF the lecture committee iur q.
course of enfertainlueuts this winter. The
list incl1dao Gaorga st. Csnr. Albion ".
! Vpurooe. Hi perl,iu-. fine TcuDi,. Omar
tptts the \1ciys sisters u7yrtr,itY and
| Eay.rl Everett Hale n dates can D..
.u.rofufl us is t,ub9ll.. some rr,.. ,rpst,
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UTICA, NY Oct.il.
tHH1,E-The prices were sc higher here
ty-Iuy were as follows: 2lU boxes at re.
5ioDa Sc, l9l ST. ll5,c, 1870 at lilac. 1870 at
! Pc, -jiJ st li4ic. ll5 at ll;sc. no boxes al
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u .rOVCmcutS i'm the WAY Of interior
decorations are being made I'D tae federal
building.
Herr Paulus, the great story, by walter
Bcsaut. The ENGLISH novelist. viii inter
as..,,o.,. ,,,lo,
i"' u v ''' i"o' "Hii 'N'''" "'e &" ,''o.
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d. ~ Nicholson was awarded me u.pio
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no. hoan "hnIi i7,',i'' and fbe CsnfraI yer-
mont now uses the official classification.
Local sDortsmen report thai wild ducks
are more numerous than usual at Shel-
burn hay and about the mouth Of the
river
Sepptor Fraul, Hisconl1 * booked for n
pol.tic,i address mt plattsburpb this fall
The date Of the address will be deter
mY,d later.
Can't. j. G. Saunders. who ha. spent the
s5rl,....~a M p.Iot's hay North Hero. bas
gone me ON his beautiful steam yacht.
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looei ~ aU ~ COCK a. H.
less than 1000 warrants have 3aen
PlacoI i" 'ne naI,'9 ol lne c''Sl"'.'' nor
Ihe coi'eClloN OIL taxes, " h'W'er ""'N
snader IMAM lot several years
The hills and mountains nave assumed
their autumnal Rarb, presenting a sor-
geous appearance. Many beautiful specl-
mems Of forest leaves are found.
one of the empty pUcketbOoks in the
hands of Clerk SeIden was claimed 9atm-
day by the unfortunate owner who WAS
relieved Of it during the state fair
The handsomest white grapes that we
have seen this season We're a cluster oil lhe
sweet and fra-raut Niagara, from the
vineyard OF .. II. Alexander OF Charlotte
Prof. Merrill of the University tool,
quite party of the students out in the
yacht "Burlington" Saturday afternoon.
Tae student reports fine sail. anda de.
l'-htful time.
The street department are busily en-
rtaonJ In c-ttintr tha straats and .tuttpr.
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Licenses were granted as follows To
Connect with sewer, George Rand, North
Champlain street; William Fitzgerald, d.
North Champlain street; Peter Desautele.
johnson street; Michael Burke, Sou
Union street Permission was given f.
NJ. sutton to change the location OF Il pr
Vate drain in Hayward street
The board then adjourned without day
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Herr Paulus, the great story, by Walter
Besant the English novelist, will interest
every reader.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22
ANTRlM.

A serious affray between the police
aud number Of Orange rowdies from
Belfast anu Whitehouse took place Sat
urday evening, September II, at Green
castle. While the Young Briton band
from Belfast was playing through the
principal street Of the village an attack
was made on Catholic named Com
nelly from Wlitehouse, and on the po"
lice, who numbered only four, coming
to his rescue, they in turn were as.
saulted aud after q hard fight forced to
run for the barracks. The crowd then
left thar street. The Belfast police
were wired to. met the bandsmen re-
turning 10 town and made nine arrests.
Eight Of the nine men were identified
by the GreencasJle police, and all were
brought up before the magistrates. 1t
is stated that the trial will take place
under the Grimes act.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of Hennepin,
MARITIME johnson, plaintiff, against CLAUS John
The State Of Minnesota TO the above-named de-
You % are hereby summoned and required to ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiff in the ab9ye
entitled action yhich complaint has been MED II n
the office Of the Clerk OF said Dlstrlct Ioo151 at
nepin. rle s and State Of Minnesota, and t9 serve
scri6ers at their Office in the city OF MnneaR2ls.
days after service Of this summons upon you, e!7
elusive Of the day Of such service; and II yo1 iall
to answer the said complaint w!th1n tne Ll1ne
to The Court for the relief demanded IN said COM
plant ,,,,r :, ApcmArnpp
B P1aintif ff's Attorneys. Minneapols, M1nn.
Dated October 8, a. %. 1881.
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trates.
FERMANAGH.

The revision court for Beleek polling
district was held on the 2)th ult., be.
fore Mr. Isaac Weir, revising barrister.
Mr.. Dane, solicitor, appeared for the
Tories, and Mr.. Kepple represented the
Nationalists.) The court was crowded.
and there was large gathering of land
agents to assist the Conservatives.
The Nationalistss substantially added to
their majority in this polling district.
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sHAMROCKS FROM ERIN.
WISHES.
EY EUGENE DAVIS.

oh, for one glimpse OF sea-R1rt ianu~
Away to the west, away
whose en'rald s,Yard, by the breezes tanned
rs sweet as the smile Of May .
oh for one glimpse Of that stcried shore
Though a pail we're upon it's light,
I'd forfeit life in Helidore
For an hour ofits rayless night
oh, for one glimpse OF the mountain crags,
Where the feet Of heroes strayed,
What time meath the folds ef battle-f1ags
Our ctevaliers stood arrayed;
When each cliff was a shrine. and each boul-
dercd stone
Was an altar Of liberty
"a rather one hour Of the days that are gone
Than live through the days to be
Oh for one hymn from the golden strings
OF the harp Of that golden isle,
That might watt me again on fancy's wings
TO her beautiful strand the while +!
A SONG in the honey wrought Gaelic tongue
a iubiiant ringing lay.
To the ears Of her various tribes once sung
On the eve Of some fiery fray
On. for one throbbing, faithful heart,
From the wealth Of her teeming plains,
That would teach me to act better part
Aud soften my weary pains
rich ripe heart. that would beat unto mine
And pure as q star above,
Would shed on my soul the precious wine
And balm Ola virgil love !
Oh. for grave in the churchyard mould
Eusnr;Dcd in her pusing hreest,
Wnere her child the leaves OF his life might
fold,
And sink TO m endless rest
With tbs. t,ews of his land his nectar fare
And the smiles Ct her skies o erhead,
He would sleep il an Eden, for thereof
there,
'Twere Paradise 10 he dead
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ROSCOMMON.

On the 18th ult., the Ballyoug hter
and Kilmaryal branch, I. n. L., had the
largest meeting it ever held. This
branch of the league feels much pleas
ure in announcing that the people of
this parish (Ephin) were never 50 de-
termined to do their duty to the leagu
as since Baifour began to issue his
proclamations. Already emergency
men are praying for return of the
times they had ere coercion began, for
as uncomfortable as they We're then,
they are a Thousand times worse off
now.
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SLIGO.

Ol the 17th ult., a young man named
Patrick McCarrick, employed as a
laborer at the docks, fell from q ship
gangway belonging to the Sligo and
Liverpool Steam Navigation Company :,
and was drowned. The unfortunate
young man appears to have been unab le
to swim and perished Immediately.
The body was recovered ABOUT twenty
minutes after.
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QUEENS COUNTY.

Mr.. W. a. Mcdonald, M. F., ad-
dressed great public meeting of his
constituents at Mountmellick, On Sun
day, September IS, the Rev. j. Doyle
presiding.
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pull down. The constabulary were ac-
companied by District Inspectors
Brett and Winder. under County In
spector Lannon, all under command of
Beresford and Bourke, resident magis-
trates.
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rIPPERARY.

AT Clonmel, on September II, The
constabulary we're refused meat by Mr.
Patrick Condor, the butcher who
usually supplied them, owing to their
conduct in connection with the Mitch
elstown murders and the Herbertstown
outrages. The police insisted on being
supplied, but MI. Condor furnished his
account, which approached nearly e20
weekly, got paid, and parted company
with his customers. Several other
butchers in town followed Mr.. Con-
downs example, and it is rumored that
the constabulary will be Obliged to get
up a stall Of their own.
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MONAGHAN.

The visiting English Home Ruler:
were made warmly welcome th1 ough-
out this county last month.
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resolution commencing VIM. O'Brien
for the noble self-sacriices he has made
in behalf of Ireland.
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WEXFORD.

Died, at Taghmon, on the 10th ult.,
John Dunno, aged 7S. i. 53.I5
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Mr.. Dane, solicitor, appeared for the
Tories, and Mr. Kepple represented the
Nationalists. The court was crowded.
and there was large gathering Of land
agents to assist the Conservatives.
The Nationalists substantially added to
their 1ajcrity in this polling district.
GALWAY.
His Grace the Most Rev. DR.. McEv-
lily, Archbishop of Tuam, has been So
journlng at Lisdoonyarna. A third
edition of his Grace's Exposition of the
Gospels has just been issued from the
press. So eager, also, has been the de-
mand for copies Of the Archbishop's
Commentary on the Epistles of st.
Paul and the Catholic Epistles. that a
fourth edition is being prepared for
immediate publication.
KERRY.
The English Home Rule delegates
visited Glenbeigh on September II.
They were received enthusiastically by
the people. A meeting was held at
which the members condemned the re-
cent great eviction of Nj. Roe in that
locality as outrageous.
KILDARE.
AthY has received the English repre-
sentatiyes of the British Home Rule
Association with open arms.
KILKENNY.
Sir William FitZmaurice Josiah Hort
died on the 18th ult.,' at st. Canicess
Cottage. the residence of John Wade,
Esq, near Kilkenny, in his 61st year.
SIT William Hort was tor many years
stipendiary magistrate in this district,
and was deseryedly popular with all
classes. his strict impar5iality and hu-
manity winning universal respect and
esteem. The deceased was the second
son Of the late Sir Josiah William Hort,
second baronet, Of Hortland House,
County Kildare.
KINGS COUNTY.
Clare fair occurred Oh the 26th OF
September.
LEITRLM.
On September Is, as Mr.. Thomas
Fallon, of Ki!lenumery, member OF
the Manorhamilton Board of Guar
dians, was at the residence Of Mr.. John
Palmer, of Drumkael. to take away a
cart of timber, a large mastiff frightened
the horse, which became restiye and
started. Mr.. Fallon, in trying to re-
strain the frightened animal, was
knocked down, and the cart passed
over MIN, crushing his right leg.
LIMERICK
All enthusiastic meeting was held in
toe Market Place, Limerick. on the l7th
ult., and was addressed by Mr.. Haald,
MIR. Pickersgill, NJ. f., and Mr.. Carter,
members of the English deputation.
MI. Head said the Irish and English
people could afford mutual assistance
in their respective countries. He also
said that the sooner the House OF
Lords. which had opposed remedial Leg
islavion, was abolished, the better, Mr,
P.ckersgill advised the people TO dis
countenance outrages. Agreat change
was taking place in the feelings OF the
English people, which would soon place
Mr. Gladstone in power, and give the
Irish people Home Rule.
LONDONDERRY.
Distriet-Inspector Bernard, OF the
RoyaL Irish ConstabularY, stationed at
Limayady, County Londonderry, has
lust died from the injuries received
while on special duty at Belfast during
the riots. His ribs were crushed, and
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22
ARM AGII.

This Ailtchelstown massacres were
strongly condemned by the Lcughgilly
branch at it's last meeting.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22
WESTMEATH.

News reached Athone on the Goth
ult., that Rev. T. Comedian, the highly
esteemed curate of st. Peters, Athone,
had been drowned in I.ough Rea.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22
CORK,

From an early hour on Monday, Sep
tember 70, great excitement prevailed
in Kilrush, consequent OH the arrival o.
large forces of rcnstatlllary from the
surrounding districts for the purpose, 1t
is rumoreii, OF carrying cut the long ex-
pecred eyictjons on the Vandeleur and
Burton estates, for which ejectlnent de-
crees have been procured for some time.
The report that these wholesale eyic-
tons were to take place Immediately
spread like wi]dtire. The sub-sheriff
Captain Croker. arrived III town about
IL o'clock with some emergencymen.
About half f-past II O'Clock a move was
made at the police barrack, when q
force Of about ifty policemen, in charge
of MI. Browne, district inspector of the
coustabnlary, under the command Of
Captain Francis Welsh. R. M, pro-
ceeded to the premises Of MI. j. Clancy,
Z. c., against whom Captain Vande-
leur has obtained ejectments. An en-
trance was effected, but after a good
deal Of par}eying an arrangement was
come to, at the instance Of Rev. Father
McKenna, C. g., whereby the proceed
ings are deferred for fortnight pend
ing q possible settlement.
DUBLIN.
On the night Of September IS, a splen
did demonstration, held under the aus
pices Of the Arran- Quay branch Of the
National League, took place in st.
Paul's Hall, Dublin. The object of the
meeting was to protest against the ac-
tion Of the government in their present
Irish policy. Lord Mayor Sullivan oc-
cupied the chair, and speeches We're
made by prominent. Irish Nationalists.
DONEGAL.
On September 19, constabulary con-
tingents Of about 80 men arrived on
\ Captain Hills Gweedore estate, where
about 81 families were to be evicted, in
s@cluding 81 whose REDEEM ption period
had expired, and whose houses the
sSsgent. Lieutenant Col olonel 3Dapenay,.
had tire tened through tie press, to
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22
LONDONDERRY.

District Inspector Bernard, OF the
Boyal Irish ConstabularY, stationed at
Limayady, County Londonderry, has
lust died from the injuries received
while on special duty at Belfast during
the riots. His ribs were crushed, and
he has since been almost entirely inca
pacitated from duty.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22
CAVAN

The usual monthly meeting Of the
committee of Arva and Corollea branch
was held OIL Sunday, September IS, at
the committee rooms. Coronaa. "A
resolution regretting the loss Of life at
Mitchelstown and coudeuoning the all
thors of it was unanimously adopted.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22
TYKONE Z.

On September Goth Mr. A. FL. Bates,
Revising Barrister, resumed the heal
ing Of the revision for the polling dis
trict of Drumquin. Mi. O'Mara, solic.
itor, Dublin. and DR.. Nelson, Strabane,
appeared for the Nationalists Mr..
Mullen Risk appeared for the Union
lists. Great interest was manifested in
the proceedings. The number of OBJ.
jections served on both sides was enor-
NOUS, The Nationalist party gained a
good number. The Conservatives are
not so determined on the present oc-
casion as formerly. A. net gain Of
about SO has been obtained by the
Nationallsts, and a good many objec-
tions were also carried.
On Sunday, September 13, a public
demonstration, under the auspices OF
the Warrenpoint and Burre2 Branch
of the National League, was held in St.
Peters hall, Warrenpoint. to protest
against the brutal policy Of the present
Tory government in Ireland, and to
make the final arrangements in COLI
nection with the revision sessions,
which commence on September 81.
The hall was crowded. The Rev. H.
II. O'Nsill presided and resolutions
were passed urging On the people the
necessity of paying strict attention to
the Forthcoming revision, protesting
against the conduct of the government
officials at Mitchelstown and elsewhere,
and expressing sympathy with Mr.
William O'Brien. Father O'NeiIl, P.
2. Rostreyor. addressed the meeting,
which was most successful.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22
WATERFORD.

Mr.. Stewart, Of Dublin, agent to the
Earl of Dartry, attended at the Devon
shire Arms Hotel, Dungarvan, on Sep
tember 17th, for the purpose of collect
ing the rents due last March. The ten
ants attended, and as previous arrange
ments had been made that Is per cent.
reduction would be allowed, the rents
were paid less that SUM.
On Sunday evening, September 1S,
Mr.. r. M. Healy. NJ. P, addressed the
people of Newton in the National
League hall, about two miles outside
the village. Mr.. Healy was accom-
panied by Messrs. RI. and ?. J. Power,
NJ. P's. In his address Mr.. Healy very
ably reviewed the present state Of af-
fairs in Ireland. There was no cause
for discouragement he thought. The
tenants, said Mr.. Healy, were going to
get the bone they owned, the bone they
made, the meat that was on it, and
please God they were goine; to get the
marrow of it.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22
MAYO.

Rumor, which is often right in such
cases, has it that the policeman who had
the questionable honor of arresting
Father Sheehy is at present sojourning
in BallyhauLis.
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WICKLOW.

The Right Honorable Henry Ormsby,
died on September 18th, at his residence,
No. / Royal Marine Terrace, Bray,
aged IS years.
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MEATH.

Ballyboggan fair came off success
fully on the 8th ult.
;Ka[il alkey leagners have passed
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CLAIRE

Un the night OF September 49, the
National school ae Granny Bridge was
burned to the ground. The fire is al
legged to be malicious, as there has been
much i'll feeling shown by the people to-
wards the teacher, Mr. Cunningham.
On the eve Of the examination, re-
Gently, the account books were stolen.
The Irish standard., 1887-10-22

The demonstration OF which the Rev.
Father Anderson, O. S. a., was the
subject on Sunday night, September is,
in Drogheda, is reported to have been
one Of the most imposing ever wit
messed in that historic town. Rather
Anderson, who has quite recovered
from his recent illness, paid farewell
visit to Drogheda, prior to his transfer
to Fethard, County Tipperary. He was
met at the railway station by the prom
inent Nationalist Of the town and es-
corted by torchlight procession to the
mayoralty rooms. Few men could say
more truly than did Father Anderson,
in thanking the thousands who had
gathered to pay him a tribute of respect,
that he has worked with the best ener-
pies af hia mind and body tofurther the
cause of Ireland
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GALWAY.
KERRY.

The English Home Rule delegates
visited Glenbeigh on September II.
They were received enthusiastically by
the people. A meeting was held at
which the members condemned the re-
cent great eviction of Nj. Roe in that
locality as 0lltra 0anuS